The National and State Legislative Assembly Elections Petitions Tribunal for Adamawa State has adjourned indefinitely to allow the judges prepare judgment on seven petitions filed before it.
The Secretary of the tribunal, Falilat Orire, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Tuesday that the Justice Anthony Onovo-led three-member tribunal would notify counsel in the petitions on the day for each judgment.
NAN reports that the tribunal, sitting in Jabi, Abuja, had entertained eight petitions – one for Senate, one for the House of Representatives and six for the state Assembly.
The tribunal had earlier struck out the petition challenging the election of Senator Abdulaziz Nyako of the All Progressives Congress.
Justice Onovo had in a ruling dismissed the petition following an application by the petitioner, Prof. Andraus Sawa of the Social Democratic Party, seeking its withdrawal on the basis of family ties.
The tribunal is to deliver judgment in a petition filed by Umar Duhu of the APC seeking the nullification of the election of Rep. Adamu Kamale (PDP-Madagali/Michika).
It will also give judgment on the six other petitions filed on the State House of Assembly elections.
NAN.
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